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Villagers in Maharashtra's Chandrapur are in panic and terror after a man was mauled to death by a tiger. The victim, 50-year-old Rajendra Arjun Kamdi, had gone with his wife and mother to a forested area to collect wood for a fence.
The tiger, lurking in bushes, attacked the man and killed him. When the wife and mother raised an alarm, the wild cat fled from the spot. The incident occurred on June 12 afternoon.
The victim, a labourer, was a resident of Halda village in Brahmapuri. The incident created panic among residents of villages in the area. A local leader reportedly threatened an agitation if authorities did not take steps to reduce man-animal conflict.

Tiger attacks, kills man in front of wife, mother in Maharashtra; villagers in panic, threaten agitation

Villagers in Maharashtra's Chandrapur are in panic after a man was mauled to death by a tiger with a local leader threatening an agitation if steps aren't taken to reduce man-animal conflict.

Villagers in Maharashtra's Chandrapur are in panic and terror after a man was mauled to death by a tiger. The victim, 50-year-old Rajendra Arjun Kamdi, had gone with his wife and mother to a forested area to collect wood for a fence.
The tiger, lurking in bushes, attacked the man and killed him. When the wife and mother raised an alarm, the wild cat fled from the spot. The incident occurred on June 12 afternoon.
The victim, a labourer, was a resident of Halda village in Brahmapuri. The incident created panic among residents of villages in the area. A local leader reportedly threatened an agitation if authorities did not take steps to reduce man-animal conflict.
Also Watch| <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/gujarat-lion-attacks-kills-5-yr-old-drags-body-towards-forest-before-being-captured-1651590965184" target="_blank">Gujarat: lion attacks, kills 5-yr-old, drags body towards forest before being captured</a>

A lion attacked and killed a 5-year-old child in Gujarat on May 2. The young girl was playing near a water tank in a village when the lion attacked her.
The wild cat dragged her for about half-a-kilometre towards the jungle. The girl's father chased the lion and managed to extract his daughter, but she succumbed to the injuries.
Later, the adult male lion was captured by forest officials. Four traps were set up in the area. When the lion was spotted, it was tranquilised, and shifted to an animal care centre in Sasan Gir.
The incident took place around 8 pm on May 2 in Kadaya village in Gujarat's Amreli district. The victim's father is a farm labourer from Rajasthan.
Gujarat is the only abode of Asiatic lions, with 674 of the wild cats residing in the state, as per a 2020 census.

Gujarat: lion attacks, kills 5-yr-old, drags body towards forest before being captured

A lion attacked and killed a 5-year-old child in Gujarat on May 2. The young girl was playing near a water tank in a village when the lion attacked her. The wild cat dragged her for about half-a-kilometre towards the jungle. The girl's father chased the lion and managed to extract his daughter, but she succumbed to the injuries. Later, the adult male lion was captured by forest officials. Four traps were set up in the area. When the lion was spotted, it was tranquilised, and shifted to an animal care centre in Sasan Gir. The incident took place around 8 pm on May 2 in Kadaya village in Gujarat's Amreli district. The victim's father is a farm labourer from Rajasthan. Gujarat is the only abode of Asiatic lions, with 674 of the wild cats residing in the state, as per a 2020 census.
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CAPTIONS Gujarat: lion killed a child 5-year-old attacked by lion Lion dragged body to jungle Victim's father chased lion Girl succumbed to injuries Forest dept captured lion Lion sent to animal care centre

The lion dragged the 5-yr-old girl for about half-a-kilometre towards the jungle but the victim's father chased the wild cat and managed to extract the body.

A lion attacked and killed a 5-year-old child in Gujarat on May 2. The young girl was playing near a water tank in a village when the lion attacked her.
The wild cat dragged her for about half-a-kilometre towards the jungle. The girl's father chased the lion and managed to extract his daughter, but she succumbed to the injuries.
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Later, the adult male lion was captured by forest officials. Four traps were set up in the area. When the lion was spotted, it was tranquilised, and shifted to an animal care centre in Sasan Gir.
The incident took place around 8 pm on May 2 in Kadaya village in Gujarat's Amreli district. The victim's father is a farm labourer from Rajasthan.
Gujarat is the only abode of Asiatic lions, with 674 of the wild cats residing in the state, as per a 2020 census.

Monitor Lizard Rape in Maharastra: In a weird and disturbing crime, four men were reportedly arrested for allegedly raping a Bengal monitor lizard.

Bengal Monitor Lizard Rape | 4 hunters rape monitor lizard in Maharashtra, record it on phone

In a weird and disturbing crime, four men have been accused of raping a Bengal monitor lizard, and recording it on their phone.

4 men rape monitor lizard in Maharashtra, record it on phone; arrested, say forest officials: reports

In a weird and disturbing crime, four men were reportedly arrested for allegedly raping a Bengal monitor lizard. The incident reportedly occurred at the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra. The four accused were initially booked on March 31 for illegally entering the Chandoli National Park, and carrying a gun for hunting. During the investigation, forest officials found that the accused had allegedly raped a monitor lizard, and shot it on the mobile phone of one of the accused, as per news agency PTI. The accused had been placed in forest department's custody, but were later granted bail. They are reportedly facing a case under various sections of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972. Bengal monitor lizards are widely distributed across the Indian subcontinent. They are usually 61-175 cms in length and can weigh up to 7.2 kg, as per online portal Animalia.
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CAPTIONS Four men accused of raping animal Bengal monitor lizard allegedly raped Incident at Sahyadri Tiger Reserve Accused arrested by forest officials Accused booked under Wild Life Act

The alleged rape of a monitor lizard by 4 men reportedly occurred at the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra.

In a weird and disturbing crime, four men were reportedly arrested for allegedly raping a Bengal monitor lizard.&nbsp;The incident reportedly occurred at the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra.
The four accused were initially booked on March 31 for illegally entering the Chandoli National Park, and carrying a gun for hunting.&nbsp;During the investigation, forest officials found that the accused had allegedly raped a monitor lizard, and shot it on the mobile phone of one of the accused, as per news agency PTI.
The accused had been placed in forest department's custody, but were later granted bail.&nbsp;They are reportedly facing a case under various sections of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972.
Bengal monitor lizards are widely distributed across the Indian subcontinent.&nbsp;They are usually 61-175 cms in length and can weigh up to 7.2 kg, as per online portal Animalia.
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In a concerning incident, three kangaroos were rescued in West Bengal, and two of them were severely injured.
Initially, two kangaroos were found near Gajoldoba in Jalpaiguri on the night of April 1.&nbsp;The marsupials had reportedly suffered critical injuries and were taken to Bengal safari park for treatment.&nbsp;They had been spotted by forest officials during patrolling.
Hours later, forest officials reportedly rescued another kangaroo from the Farabari-Nepali area in Dabgram forest range, also in Jalpaiguri.&nbsp;A probe has been initiated to find out how the kangaroos wound up at the forest, and by whom and why they were brought there.
Just days earlier, on March 13, a kangaroo had reportedly been rescued from a goods vehicle in Bengal's Alipurduar.&nbsp;Two persons from Hyderabad had reportedly been arrested for allegedly trafficking the marsupial.
Kangaroos are indigenous to Australia and New Guinea, but are kept in zoos in many parts of the world.
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Watch: Injured kangaroos found in Bengal, days after one was rescued from alleged traffickers

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In a concerning incident, three kangaroos were rescued in West Bengal, and two of them were severely injured. Initially, two kangaroos were found near Gajoldoba in Jalpaiguri on the night of April 1. The marsupials had reportedly suffered critical injuries and were taken to Bengal safari park for treatment. They had been spotted by forest officials during patrolling. Hours later, forest officials reportedly rescued another kangaroo from the Farabari-Nepali area in Dabgram forest range, also in Jalpaiguri. A probe has been initiated to find out how the kangaroos wound up at the forest, and by whom and why they were brought there. Just days earlier, on March 13, a kangaroo had reportedly been rescued from a goods vehicle in Bengal's Alipurduar. Two persons from Hyderabad had reportedly been arrested for allegedly trafficking the marsupial. Kangaroos are indigenous to Australia and New Guinea, but are kept in zoos in many parts of the world.
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 CAPTIONS Injured kangaroos found in Bengal 3 kangaroos rescued by forest dept Injured marsupials taken to safari park Probe to find out how, why of incident Earlier, kangaroo was found in goods vehicle

<span style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-style: inherit; font-variant: inherit; font-weight: inherit; font-stretch: inherit; font-size: 12pt; line-height: inherit; font-family: inherit; vertical-align: baseline; color: #000000; background-color: #ffffff;">A probe has been initiated to find out how the kangaroos wound up at the forest, and by whom and why they were brought there.

In a concerning incident, three kangaroos were rescued in West Bengal, and two of them were severely injured.
 Initially, two kangaroos were found near Gajoldoba in Jalpaiguri on the night of April 1.&nbsp;The marsupials had reportedly suffered critical injuries and were taken to Bengal safari park for treatment.&nbsp;They had been spotted by forest officials during patrolling.
Hours later, forest officials reportedly rescued another kangaroo from the Farabari-Nepali area in Dabgram forest range, also in Jalpaiguri.&nbsp;A probe has been initiated to find out how the kangaroos wound up at the forest, and by whom and why they were brought there.
 Just days earlier, on March 13, a kangaroo had reportedly been rescued from a goods vehicle in Bengal's Alipurduar.&nbsp;Two persons from Hyderabad had reportedly been arrested for allegedly trafficking the marsupial.
 Kangaroos are indigenous to Australia and New Guinea, but are kept in zoos in many parts of the world.
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A group of children came together to create a &lsquo;Micro-Oxygen chamber&rsquo; in Ludhiana by planting 750 tree saplings of at least 60 native species. The team comprised of 10 school-going children, calling themselves &lsquo;Green Warriors&rsquo; attempt to create a micro forest that would be 'by the kids and for the kids&rsquo;.
The plantation drive which took place in Ludhiana&rsquo;s Rakh Bagh, was carried out under the supervision of IRS officer Rohit Mehra and his wife Geetanjali, who have taken many such green initiatives for the city.
The shortage of oxygen during Covid-19&rsquo;s second wave was one of the reason for these children came together and wanted to make Ludhiana an oxygen-rich city.

Children attempt to create a 'Micro-Oxygen chamber' in Ludhiana, plant 750 samplings 

A group of children came together to create a &lsquo;Micro-Oxygen chamber&rsquo; in Ludhiana by planting 750 tree saplings of at least 60 native species. The team comprised of 10 school-going children, calling themselves &lsquo;Green Warriors&rsquo; who attempt to create a micro forest that would be 'by the kids and for the kids&rsquo;.
The plantation drive which took place in Ludhiana&rsquo;s Rakh Bagh, was carried out under the supervision of IRS officer Rohit Mehra and his wife Geetanjali, who have taken many such green initiatives for the city.
The shortage of oxygen during Covid-19&rsquo;s second wave was one of the reason for these children came together and wanted to make Ludhiana an oxygen-rich city.

Kids attempt to create a 'Micro-Oxygen chamber' in&nbsp;Ludhiana&nbsp;
'Green Warriors' plant 750 samplings in Rakh&nbsp;Bagh
Shortage of oxygen in 2nd wave main reason for this initiative
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A group of children came together to create a &lsquo;Micro-Oxygen chamber&rsquo; in Ludhiana by planting 750 tree saplings of at least 60 native species. The team comprised of 10 school-going children, calling themselves &lsquo;Green Warriors&rsquo; who attempt to create a micro forest that would be 'by the kids and for the kids&rsquo;.
The plantation drive which took place in Ludhiana&rsquo;s Rakh Bagh, was carried out under the supervision of IRS officer Rohit Mehra and his wife Geetanjali, who have taken many such green initiatives for the city.kids
The shortage of oxygen during Covid-19&rsquo;s second wave was one of the reason for these children came together and wanted to make Ludhiana an oxygen-rich city.

Meet 70-year-old&nbsp;Yacouba Sawadogo&nbsp;from&nbsp;Burkina Faso in West Africa, who is popularly known as the 'man who stopped the desert'.
A major drought ravaged the region in the 1970s and 1980s, forcing majority of the people to flee to other parts of the country. But Sawadogo&nbsp;stayed on and invented a method of growing plants in pits to trap water.
After four-decades of employing this 'Zai pits' technique, he has been able to create a&nbsp;40-hectare oasis of thorny acacia, yellow-fruiting saba and other trees near his village.
The region that was once a desert without the shade of a single tree is now a beautiful forest.&nbsp;

Meet the 75-year-old African who brought life back to arid lands 

Meet 75-year-old&nbsp;Yacouba Sawadogo&nbsp;from&nbsp;Burkina Faso in West Africa, popularly known as the 'man who stopped the desert'.
A major drought ravaged the region in the 1970s and 80s, forcing majority of the people to flee to the other parts of the country. But Sawadogo&nbsp;stayed on and invented a method of growing plants in pits to trap water.
After four-decades of employing 'Zai pits' technique, he has been able to create a&nbsp;40-hectare oasis of thorny acacia, yellow-fruiting saba and other trees near his village.
The region that was once a desert without the shade of a single tree is now a beautiful forest.&nbsp;
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 Kaziranga National Park: Employees Turn Smugglers, Poachers

Three more workers of the forest department has been arrested for their alleged involvement in smuggling of rhino horns and other forest produce. The three arrested people have been working as mahut (elephant rider or keeper) on casual basis. The three smugglers were caught by the forest officials. So far at least 15 poachers and smugglers have been arrested by the Kaziranga forest officials.

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